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A software developer in the U.S. found a feature that is apparently still developing in Windows 7 that allows a laptop with wi-fi turn an access point. That is, the computer switches to “provide” Internet to other devices around, such as mobile phones, PCs or other phones.

The stakes are soon to explore the software functionality. Hopefully, this is a freeware.

The question remains: if Windows 7 can do that with notebooks, Windows Mobile, mobile, could do the same with cell phones? Mobile devices are dedicated to working with wireless frequency …

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Acer plans to launch first in Europe its new smartphone, the Acer Liquid, processor with at least 1 GHz and operating system Android, Google. With this, the company wishes to have the Android world’s fastest.

Acer Liquid also comes with everything we had hoped for: 3G Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, 5 megapixel camera and 512 MB of internal memory.

The availability and distribution for the rest of the world, Acer has remained silent. We can only hope.

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The Autonet Mobile specializes in turning cars into a mobile hotspot, allowing you to access the internet from inside the vehicle whenever necessary. The “game” began in 2007 when it was possible to rent a car in the U.S., Avis, with the option of having Wi Fi included, for $ 10.95 a day.

The news now is that they have developed a kit to be marketed to OEM, allowing the cars already out of the factory with the option of wireless Internet. Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Volkswagen (like the Routan, the photo) and Cadillac models announced with this solution.

The kit created by Autonet is a small black box with an Intel Atom processor and Linux-based programs, which can be hidden in the trunk of the vehicle. To ensure access to the network, it uses a cellular connection EV-DO third generation technology based on CDMA networks, which allows you to connect notebook, MP3 and other portable device that relies on Wi Fi.

If you prefer (or do not want to change their car) the consumer can buy the kit directly online, in stores like Amazon.com and Best Buy, for $ 399. The monthly service plans starting at $ 29.

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